Utilizing Technology in the Academic Research Process: Quality Output in a Fraction of the Time

Name: Utilizing Technology in the Academic Research Process: Quality Output in a Fraction of the Time
Brand: Elsevier Science & Technology
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By (author): John Dumay

This book is aimed at anyone involved in an academic research project from high school majors to PhD students and experienced researchers with a strong publication record. The author is acutely aware of the amount of time it takes to bring an idea from inception through to publication. The aim of this book is to introduce the tools and techniques the author used to establish his research career in a relatively short time, whilst keeping an eye on the quality of output. The tools and techniques presented are not intended as a substitute for academic acumen, but help concentrate on the aspects of research that add value to a project and help avoid tasks which are time consuming and contribute nothing to the academic quality of a research project. See more

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Format: Paperback
Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
Publication Date: 31 May 2015
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
ISBN13: 9781843346753

About John Dumay

John Dumay teaches management accounting management control systems and extended performance reporting at the University of Sydney Business School. Previously he ran a private business consultancy for more than 15 years before embarking on an academic career. Here he concentrated on helping small businesses utilize technology to streamline accounting management and administration systems. His research work concentrates on the use of intangibles (such as information and communication technology) in the value creation processes within organizations. He has published in highly regarded specialist and generalist journals alike in the fields of accounting knowledge management research methods and sustainability. Dr Dumay holds qualifications in engineering management accounting university education and brewing and is a member of CPA Australia.